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12 years ago. The Las Vegas Advisor's Member Rewards Booklet or American Casino Guide. The Las Vegas Entertainment book offers little that is on the Strip or casino based. I buy the online membership to LVA for $37 every year and using the Palms coupon for 50% off up to $50 pays for the entire membership plus. I also like the buffet coupons.
10 years ago. We're going to Vegas in December and i'm trying to figure out which "coupon" book would save us the most money. The American Casino Guide or Getting the book or online membership with LVA. There are significant price differences, the ACG is only $11.75 and the LVA is $37 for online membership and $50 for the "Full" membership.
The Las Vegas Advisor continues to offer their Member Rewards Book; it offers some good values for primarily off- Strip properties..assuming you have access to inexpensive transportation to and from those properties/venues..and the intent to redeem enough of the coupons to justify the purchase cost ( it's $50 for the MRB coupon book).
We were there August 2020 stayed there for 2 nights. Another guest told us about the coupon book. I went to the front desk and asked the person who checked us in how come we didn't get a coupon book, and she told me you could only receive a coupon book if you booked directly with the hotel (we booked through expedia) We told her thank you very much and she gave us one any way The book saved us ...
Normally, the online subscription and coupon book is $37 or $50, but now for $10 or $12, you can subscribe for the last three months of this year and get the 2005 coupon book. If you're going to LV before the end of this year, you can't go wrong with this deal.
Those two coupons pretty much pay for the book. Also there are great coupons for Ellis Island, Gold Coast, Orleans, Bills, Palms, Venetians (new sign ups), Slots of Fun, Circus Circus (I know this is the shittiest casino in Vegas), and Sahara. If you go downtown there are a few good coupons for that area as well.
I used to just love all the coupon books. I remember 25 years ago flying to Vegas from the San Francisco Bay Area on Southwest Airlines. In the back seat pocket on the flight there was always a cool coupon book for stuff like a free shrimp cocktail at the Westward Ho, among other coupons for free stuff.
This is one of the most booked hotels in Las Vegas over the last 60 days. Treasure Island - TI Hotel & Casino, a Radisson Hotel. The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Autograph Collection. Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, Curio Collection by Hilton. Las Vegas.